Time machine is on! We are turning the clock back exactly 20 years. This mix is my personal tribute to 2006, the year Summer Fondue Sessions was born. I went digging in the crates to pull the pure soulful house tracks released during that exact year. These are the basslines,โฆ
This time weโre taking a detour from from our usual sun-drenched poolside energy and head straight into the late-night hours. This episode is a collection of deeply emotional, vocal-driven deep house anthems from 2006 to 2014. Itโs nostalgic, heavy with feeling, and is almost spiritual (but still soulful). There isโฆ
In this episode, we’re jamming with the legendary 80s and 90s anthems we know by heart, but through a modern, funky lens. It’s the sounds of our youth – iconic tracks I was listening to many years ago, transformed by modern producers to give them a fresh nu-disco heartbeat. Featuringโฆ
No words, just pure soul. Sometimes the music says more without any lyrics. For this 227th episode, Iโm stripping things back to focus on the pure musicianship. Weโre chilling with a curated selection of jazzy soulful house instrumentals – think Rhodes pianos, live sax, flutes, trumpets, and the steady 122-125โฆ
Familiar hooks, fresh beats. For this weekโs episode, weโre exploring that beautiful friction between the ’70s/’80s disco era and modern production. This is “Disco but Edits” โ a deep dive into the world of disco re-edits and nu-disco reimagining. Iโve put together a selection of tracks that pay homage toโฆ
In this weekโs episode: sweet classic soulful & vocal house, and 100% DJ Soulmate vibes. ๐ From 2003 to 2007, soulful house had a special kind of magic – piano-driven hooks, live percussion, and proper songs with full vocal arrangements. Iโm playing some of my favorite gems from the era,โฆ
After years of strictly soulful house, I’m exploring sounds that feel like the perfect natural evolution for Summer Fondue. So in this week’s episode we’re doing another fusion of Modern Funk, Nu-Boogie, and Nu-Disco with soulful edits. We’re traveling from the West Coast synth-funk of E. Live and B. Bravoโฆ
For this episode, Iโm digging into the sounds that first made me fall in love with house music. It’s all about that cozy classic soulful feeling: warm Rhodes chords, vocals from legends like Lisa Shaw and Barbara Tucker, and that unmistakable sun-drenched groove. All tracks are from 2003-2011, and 100%โฆ
This is a journey that connects the soulful roots of Summer Fondue with the nu-disco sounds Iโve been obsessed with lately. We start off smooth and sophisticated with some deeper vibes honoring that classic soulful house spirit. As the session heats up, we move into the groove with some heavy-hittingโฆ
This time, itโs all about that sophisticated swinging jazzy house sound. The selection leans heavily into its jazz roots: live brass, saxophone loops, snappy Rhodes pianos, and that unmistakable Parisian energy. Itโs the groove that happens when house music meets jazz culture. Urban, classy, and built for those who loveโฆ